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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-15
Quaker Testimony.

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by mall in Pli and Lozengc form receipt OF pr~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-15
GALLANT RESCUE AT SEA.

WASHINGTON May l.-Lieutenant Commander Brown
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-15
TESTIMONY IN FAVOR oFM w. FORD.

ences Tho convention adjourned sine die to meet q
Anderson, 8. C., In May next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-15
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-04-20
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-04-20

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-04-20
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-04-20

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THE EXPERT SPECIALIST,

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The Russellville Democrat., 1887-02-02
JANUARY 27, 1887.

SrSA-E.-ln the Senate to-day the foi,oo, ing bills were introduced and read the first time.
 By Mir Crockett: Creating the office of County Superintendent and County Board O: Education.
 By Mir Byrne: To render more efficient the system of free common schools in this State.
 By Mir. Fletcher; For the donation oi forfeited lands.
 By Mr. Hanna; Extending the powers and duties of Mayors of cities and incoI- porated towns.
 Also, to fix the rate oi fare for trauspur- ing persons upon railways in this State,
 By Mi. Williams Toprovide for the pay ment of l. A. Dibrell, Jr., for servIces as Secretary oi State Board of Health.
 Also. tu change the law oi lis pendens in this State
 By Mir. Hammons: To prevent prefer ence of creditors by insolvent debtors, and for other purposes.
 Also, regulating the rendition of Judge ments on failure ol garnishee to answer in case oi judicial garnishment.
 By Mr. Potts; To grant right of way to railroads over the lands of this State.
 By MT. Thompson. To prevent frau q | elections held under the laws oj State,
 Also, to establish two separa adicial districts in the County of Hempsteau.
 By Mir. Meek For the relief of maimed aoldierS Of the State.
 By Mir. Hudson; To regulate the duties of warehousemen and transportation com. panies.
 By Mir. Crandall; To provide for the as- sessment and collection of a public highway tax from corporations. indiyidEals and eomnapi. ~hp shall or may. since Janu- I Hteen ing cars. over railroads in this State.
 On motion of Senator Crandall the rules were suspended, and the bili was read ' second time and referred to CoInnaittee ol Judiciary.
 Senator Thompson offered resolution that the committee be instructed to inquire into and report without delay to the Senate the reason why the report oi the Trustee oi the Arkunsas Industrial University ha'
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-02-02
Caused by Ice Gorges.

PORT JERvIs, N. r., Jan. 25.--Last night the fee in Lackawanna creek broke up and gorged at Hawley, Pa. The lower part of the village was flooded, and the Erie roundhouse had water in it four feet deep, putting out the fires in all the engines. The gorge gave way at noon today and the water rapidly receded.
 The ice in the Delaware gorged at Rosetown, three miles south Of this place, this morning, and flooded the farming country to an extent never before seen at that point. The highway was covered with water and ice to depth of four feet
 The most disastrous work is seen at Con shobocken, forty three miles west of here, on the Erie railroad. The ice broke up at noon yesterday at Hancock and last night it gorged at Big Eddy, which is about seven miles be- low, and rapidly flooded back until Consho- hocken vas reached. Since that time the en- tire lower part of the village, containing twen.- ty-fve small houses, has been under water and the water has advanced until It has reached the second story of knapp's hotel, which Is on level with the Erie road bed. No lives are reported lost as yet. The ice passed smoothly through this village doing no harm.
 WILKES BARRE, PA, Jan. 25.--The ice gorge in the Susquebanna river at this point remains unmoved since yesterday. The water has been rising slowly and has reached twenty three feet above the low water mark. This evening the low lands of the west side were flooded and ali communication between this city and Kingston on the west side was cut off, except by small boats. The mails on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad to and from here are transferred to Pittston and car ried over the Lehigh Vallcyrailroad At West Plttston the river is thrty-one feet above low water mark The water is encroaching upon the yards of many residences and cellars are being flooded.
 LocKHAvEy, PA, Jan. 25.--The ice gorge in the Susquehanna river at Westport broke last night and moved to Ferney twelve miles west of this city, where it stopped The ice was piled thirty feet high. The gorge is three miles long and the backwater is doing consid- erable damage to property along the river.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-02-02
FRIDAY. Jan. es.

SEyATE.--In the senate the house con. current resolution relating to the appoint ment of a joint committee on the part of the senate to confer with a like committee from the house on the advisability o f es- tablishing printing office at the state deaf institute was adopted and ordered to the house.
 New bills were introduced as follows: By MT. Thompson, to tax wholesale dealers in malt liquors; by MT. Stayton, to establish state general hospital at Little Rock. This was accompanied by memorial from the state medical society. Read first and second time and referred to committee on public charities; by Mr. Bryne: to render railroad companies and other corporations liable for damages to their employees caused by the negligence of their fellow sery- ants and other employees.
 BY MT. Craadall: To prevent injury to railroads and machinery.
 Mir. Hammond called up Senate bill No. ITS, to reorganze the Second, Third and Fourth Judicial Districts of the State; to create new district out of tss territory composing portion Of said districts to be designed the Fourteenth Judicial District, and to fix the term of holding the Circait Court therein.
 Mir. Pettigrew offered concurrent resolu- tion that a acommittee of two members from the Senate and three rom the House be ap- pointed to visit the Arkansas Industrial University and examine into its condition, management and efficiency, and report the same to the Senate with such recommends tions as the committee may deem proper.
 The resolution was amended by adding the name of the branch normal department at Pine Bluff and the medical department at Little Rock.
 The resolution as amended was adopted and ordered sent to the House.
 message from the Governor announced his approval of Senate concurrent resolu- tions requiring Arkansas Congressmen to support the bill making the Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor a member of the Presidents Cabinet; also requestieg our Representatives and Senators in Congress to call the attention of the Secretary oi War to the causes by which naviga ton is impeded in the Mississippi River, and to urge his action on the same.
 HousE-Mr. Byisco offered petition from the citizens of Benton County favor bring the teaching of temperance physiol- ogy" in public schools.
 Mir. Shoppach presented petition from Sabine and other counties favoring uniform textbooks.
 MT. Rector, rom the Committee on Judi. ciary, reported iavorably the bill for pro teesion of employees of corporations and recommended it's passage.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-02-02
ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.
SATURDAY. IAN. 22.

SESArE-There was no session of the sen ate.
 HoUsE-The matter Of calIinga state con stltutlonal convention is to be considered by the house of representatives next Wednesday, it having been made the spec ial order for II a. m. of that day. The subject comes up under the following res. olution, introduced by Mir. Sevier, of On. achita:
 Whereas. O.r present constitution was framed and ratified at time when the state oi Arkansas was laboring under De- culiar and distressing circumstances; and,
 Whereas, 1t is vel known that the state has increased wonderfully in wealth and population; and,
 Whereas, The constitution is not DOS sessed of that elacticity necessary to this era of progresss and enlightenment; but in- stead thereof stands in the way of needed legislation; therefore be it
 Resolved by the house of representatives. That in it's opinion a constitutional con vention should be convened not later than the first Tuesday after the first Monday in June, 1887 for the purpose of framing a new constitution for the state of Arkansas, and the Judiciary committee is hereby in- strutted to report n measure to that effect
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-02-02
FOREIGN.

TIE Abyssinans have captured Hanar,
 defeating the ameer.
 SENIOR Antonio Fontes, repeatedly Portu
 guese prime minister, is dead.
 Blsuop WArrEBsoS of Columbus, O., has
 had special audience with the pope.
 GREECE is busy with preparations for
 war. All the arsenals are working night
 and day. IT is officially denied that an alliance has
 been formed between Turkey and Montene- gro.
 DESPATCH from Vienna eays an order prohibiting the exportation Of horses is daily expected. THE Queens Ferry Chemical works at Ha. warden, England, were destroyed by fire, causing heavy loss A ST. PETERSBURG dispatch says: The czar and czwrina are arranging fer tour in Europe in the spring. A FIRE occurred on the Bon Accord wharf, Mapping. England, on the premises of the Torriiied Grain company. TIE Berlin Borsen zeitung urges the Ger. man government to allay the war scares which are alarming the commercial world. THE decoration os the Russian Order of the Crown of the first class has been con. ferred at Rome on Baron yon Schloezer Prnssian. BRISBANE, in Queensland has been swept, by great cyclone. Ar Odessa the Russians are dischargine all Jews in their employ. SENIOR ANTONIO ToNrEs, former prime minister of Portugal, is dead. DR BIRD of the Colin Campbell divorce suit has sued Life for damages. THE report that Premier Mcdonald oI Canada is insane, is officially denied. lT is estimated that the landsturm will add million men to the Austrian army. RIOT occurred in theatre in Ghent be. tween Socialists and tradesmen present. MILITARY preparations by the Austro- Hungarian government continue unabated
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-02-02
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 2s.

SENATE.-No important business was transacted in the Senate to-day.
 HousE.-In the House the following bills were introduced, read the first time and referred:
 By Mir. Byler: Regulating the collection of taxes.
 By Mir. Carl Lee: To appropriate S55e transportation of militia during the Brooks and Baxter war. Referred to Committee on Claims.
 By MT. Macon: Referring to election or School Directors.
 Also, to amend the law of the assessment oi the property for taxation, changing to time Of assessing the same. Referred to Committee on Ways and Means.
 By Mir. Clement: Referring to the grant O! rights of way to railroads over State lands. Referred to Committee on State Lands.
 By Mir. Compton. To amend the law in reference to the assessessment of damages upon the dissolution of injunctions.
 By Mir. Conrad To regulate railroads in reference to depots, etc, requiring railroads to keep good and clean passenger depots. Referred to Committee on Cities aud Towns.
 By Mr. Dunn: Amending the law regard ing persons who may take up donation lands. Referred to Committee on State Lands.
 The Senate bill to postpone the collection to taxes in Chicot County came up for a third reading.
 Mir. King, of Lafayette, opposed it, and said that if the people of Chicot County would not make q Collectors bond they ought not to pay taxes.
 MT. Newson explained that the-- were judgments against the County CT Cl.vot in favor of railroads ton alleged unjust Donds). amounting to over S40,000; that the as- sessed value of the property of the county is not over $1 POO, 900; and that the tax assessor had been mandamused to collect he said taxes; and that no collector is slected so as to avoid that unjust debt therefore he hoped the bill before the House would pass.
 The bill was put on it's passage, and pass. sd by a vote Of so to 4.
 Mir. Hsdgens asked permission to present bill prepared by the Woman's Temper a,ice ...on oi the State Of Arkansas. The billwas accompanied by a letter from Miss l. C. Dwelling, bearing on the subject which was read by the Clerk. The bill which provides for the study of the effects of alcohol and narcotics on the hnman sys- tenn in the public schools was on motion of Mir. Huds on read second time, made a special order for next Wednesday, as upon second reading, and order printed.
 Mir Thomassen obtained d suspension of the rules and introduced a bill to establish a weather signal service. Referred to Com- mittee on Agriculture.